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Add image library

  • December 27, 2022
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Hi!

 

I have a RSS-feed with a title, description and date. I've created a Zap that will put these items into a WordPress Post. Unfortunately it doesn't contain a image, which I want also for my post.

Is there a connection with a party that searches for images? I've tried OpenAI, but then I get weird images. It needs to search for something in a certain category.

 

Kind Regards,

 

Robert

Best answer by robschmidt

Hi @rvd20 

There probably isn’t any native image search app available in Zapier, but you can try any image search api with webhooks by Zapier, some are:

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  • December 28, 2022

Hi @rvd20 

There probably isn’t any native image search app available in Zapier, but you can try any image search api with webhooks by Zapier, some are:

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